The phrase "amended paper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a document that has been modified or revised in some way, often in an academic or formal context.
Example: "After receiving feedback from my professor, I submitted the amended paper for final review."
Alternatives: "revised document" or "modified paper".
The age limit posted on a health department sign on a fence nearby had been amended with paper and tape: "This vaccination center is for students 4 to 24 years old who attend elementary, middle or high school".
On April 21th Mr Euthelezi threatened to withdraw Inltatha from the poll whatever that might mean unless his grievances were met, but withdrew the threat when extra and amended ballot papers were issued.
Amended returns are only filed on paper, so even if you filed your original return electronically, you'll have to amend on paper.
The story was swiftly amended and the paper immediately apologised (see footnote).
Note that some mistakes and misprints in [1, 14, 15] are amended in this paper.
This statement was formally amended to the paper on July 24 , 2009 but it did not quell the controversy surrounding Darwinius.
Developer Lucas Pope revealed the rejection as he announced that an amended version of Papers, Please will be released on Apple's App Store on Friday 12 December.
The article was amended in yesterday's paper, but that was not enough to appease the chain's executives, who, Mr. McKelvey said, voiced their objections to Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the chairman and a co-publisher of The Daily News.
Republicans argue that they are not permitted, because that would not allow time for absentee ballots and military ballots to be amended, and filed court papers to block the move.
The amended Acknowledgements section for this paper therefore reads: The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6882/14/154/prepub acknowledgenowledge FAPESP support.
